• WHAT: Voters may be deciding whether they want to keep the city’s fire department, but this millage also funds police services. States that an incremental portion of the revenue could go to the Walled Lake Downtown Development Authority.

• COST: 3.95 mills, with an estimated $692,000 collected in the first year. A homeowner with a $100,000 home would pay an additional $197 a year.

Highland Township. (2)

• WHAT: Funds generated from two millage renewals would be used for police serves with a portion going to the Downtown Development Authority.

• COST: Proposal 1: A 0.75-mill tax would raise $500,000 a year. costing the owner of a $200,000 house $75 a year; and Proposal 2, a 2.78-mill tax would raise $1.89 million annually and cost the same homeowner $278 a year.

Independence Township

• WHAT: About 99.7 percent of a 2.95-mill renewal would be for police services and the remaining 0.03 mills would be levied only against Sashabaw Road Corridor Improvement Authority District property owners for roads.

• COST: The 2.95-mill property tax would raise $4.05 million annually and cost the owner of a $200,000 home about $295 annually.

Novi Township

• WHAT: The expired township operating millage would be renewed at the rate of 2.5257 mills that was originally approved by voters. It had been reduced to 2.2555 mills under rollbacks before it expired.

• COST: Would raise $19.889 million and cost the owner of a $200,000 home about $253 the first year.

Orion Township (3)

• WHAT: A new 1-mill tax against Orion Township and the Village of Lake Orion property owners would generate funds for fire services for township and village. A portion would go to the village’s Downtown Development Authority.

• COST: Would generate $1.312 million and cost the owner of a $200,000 house $100 the first year.

• DURATION: Two years

• WHAT: An additional 1-mill tax against township and village property owners would be used for constructing a new fire stations and purchasing vehicles for township and village, with a portion going to the village DDA.

• COST: Would generate about $312 million and cost the owner of a $200,000 home an additional $100 the first year.

Rochester Community Schools

• WHAT: Renewal of the district’s full 19.93 mills against all but principal homes would ensure school operation state provides the full foundation allowance per pupil

• COST: The 18 mills would generate $17 million the first year. The other 1.93 would be left available to the district to restore millage lost due to the Headlee rollback. The owner of $200,000 in property would pay $199 the first year